How global connections can brighten Europe’s future
Globalization is surviving the COVID-19 pandemic in a far stronger state than many anticipated, and European multinationals could come out as unexpected winners....
7 February 2024 ⢠by Mark J. Greeven in Competitiveness ⢠6 min read
IMD research places world leader Nike ahead of local rivals, but its podium position is under threat as local sentiment and quality products build a growing loyalty for national apparel brands....
Continue reading3 August 2021 ⢠by Steven A. Altman, Niccolò Pisani in Competitiveness ⢠4 min read
Globalization is surviving the COVID-19 pandemic in a far stronger state than many anticipated, and European multinationals could come out as unexpected winners....
22 July 2021 ⢠by Kazuo Ichijo in Competitiveness ⢠5 min read
On the eve of the Olympics, Japan is being held back by a continuing belief in its uniqueness....
17 June 2021 ⢠by Arturo Bris in Competitiveness ⢠6 min read
Why is the second largest economy only 16th in global competitiveness? Size and state dominance may still be partly to blame, but the Peopleâs Republic is moving in the right direction, writes...
20 May 2021 ⢠by Arturo Bris in Competitiveness ⢠6 min read
The EU is not a political union but an association that keeps Europeâs countries among the most economically competitive in the world. And it is with this in mind that we should...
11 May 2021 ⢠by Simon Cartledge in Competitiveness ⢠6 min read
Chinaâs hi-tech manufacturing hub is the poster child of the countryâs success, but the future is less certain. ...
7 May 2021 in Competitiveness ⢠5 min read
Business leaders will have to learn to navigate the shifting geopolitical climate. ...
16 March 2021 ⢠by Arturo Bris in Competitiveness ⢠5 min read
Competitiveness The great dictators and what we can learn from their handling of the pandemic by Arturo BrisPublished 16 March 2021 in Competitiveness It will be a few years before we will...
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